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then there really isn't a reason to increase the cap on the estate tax. You should be lowering it and even increasing the tax rate, which I think now is 40%, because nobody loses.

And that is, if you redistribute that income for things like a child tax credit, for a great public school system, for K through 12, such that kids grow up and can be a little bit more critical thinkers and maybe think, am I voting for people that have my best interests at heart?

And that is, if you redistribute that income for things like a child tax credit, for a great public school system, for K through 12, such that kids grow up and can be a little bit more critical thinkers and maybe think, am I voting for people that have my best interests at heart?

And that is, if you redistribute that income for things like a child tax credit, for a great public school system, for K through 12, such that kids grow up and can be a little bit more critical thinkers and maybe think, am I voting for people that have my best interests at heart?

All of these wonderful things can be taken from estates, and there's no degradation and happiness or purpose among your offspring. But no one wins here. No one wins. The only people that lose are the future generations that need that tax revenue because what we have to come to grips with is the reality that

All of these wonderful things can be taken from estates, and there's no degradation and happiness or purpose among your offspring. But no one wins here. No one wins. The only people that lose are the future generations that need that tax revenue because what we have to come to grips with is the reality that

All of these wonderful things can be taken from estates, and there's no degradation and happiness or purpose among your offspring. But no one wins here. No one wins. The only people that lose are the future generations that need that tax revenue because what we have to come to grips with is the reality that

that there has been a myth fomented in America that the middle class is a natural self-healing occurring organism. It isn't. If you don't massively invest in it, let me use the R word, if you don't redistribute money from corporations and rich people to the middle class, it starts to wither and die. Look, if you want to give your kids $10 million tax-free, and I'm one of those people, I get it.

that there has been a myth fomented in America that the middle class is a natural self-healing occurring organism. It isn't. If you don't massively invest in it, let me use the R word, if you don't redistribute money from corporations and rich people to the middle class, it starts to wither and die. Look, if you want to give your kids $10 million tax-free, and I'm one of those people, I get it.

that there has been a myth fomented in America that the middle class is a natural self-healing occurring organism. It isn't. If you don't massively invest in it, let me use the R word, if you don't redistribute money from corporations and rich people to the middle class, it starts to wither and die. Look, if you want to give your kids $10 million tax-free, and I'm one of those people, I get it.

I want my kids to have a certain amount of economic floor. I've worked too hard for my kids to go through. And a lot of people, a lot of parents will say, I want my kids to make it like I did. I don't. I work so fucking hard. I don't want my kids to be fearful about money. If someone in their life is sick, I don't want them to have the same fears I had when I had someone in my life sick.

I want my kids to have a certain amount of economic floor. I've worked too hard for my kids to go through. And a lot of people, a lot of parents will say, I want my kids to make it like I did. I don't. I work so fucking hard. I don't want my kids to be fearful about money. If someone in their life is sick, I don't want them to have the same fears I had when I had someone in my life sick.

I want my kids to have a certain amount of economic floor. I've worked too hard for my kids to go through. And a lot of people, a lot of parents will say, I want my kids to make it like I did. I don't. I work so fucking hard. I don't want my kids to be fearful about money. If someone in their life is sick, I don't want them to have the same fears I had when I had someone in my life sick.

I want to give them that. If it makes them spoiled, so be it. But they don't need more than $30 million. That's not going to do anything for them.

I want to give them that. If it makes them spoiled, so be it. But they don't need more than $30 million. That's not going to do anything for them.

I want to give them that. If it makes them spoiled, so be it. But they don't need more than $30 million. That's not going to do anything for them.

The thing that summarizes America right now is what Bill Gates said. And it's the following. And it was such a rattling statement. I thought, oh my God, that's so accurate and so puncturing and so upsetting. Bill Gates said, the world's richest man is killing the world's poorest children. And that's what we're doing here.

The thing that summarizes America right now is what Bill Gates said. And it's the following. And it was such a rattling statement. I thought, oh my God, that's so accurate and so puncturing and so upsetting. Bill Gates said, the world's richest man is killing the world's poorest children. And that's what we're doing here.

The thing that summarizes America right now is what Bill Gates said. And it's the following. And it was such a rattling statement. I thought, oh my God, that's so accurate and so puncturing and so upsetting. Bill Gates said, the world's richest man is killing the world's poorest children. And that's what we're doing here.

America is tolerating the world's wealthiest man worth $400 billion, cutting massive amounts of aid to literally the poorest children in the world. And America seems to be okay with it. There is a lack of a value system in America where people are deciding what makes me feel good, what gets me richer, as opposed to any resemblance or any semblance of values.